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Stay informed with information on upcoming events, meetings, or community efforts to pay close attention to, along with some informational articles to keep you up to date on the latest news regarding data centers.
Public Utility High Voltage Electric Transmission Line Resources for Residents
Public Utility High Voltage Electric Transmission Line Resources for Residents
Jun 26
2026 Perry County E-Data Booklet
Need help finding correct municipal contacts in Perry County, Pennsylvania?
Jun 7
Volunteers needed to spread the word about Data Centers at the Perry County Fair August 18-22!
Click here to find out how you can volunteer to spread the word at the Perry County Fair...
May 30
PEACEFUL PROTESTS HAVE BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO SAFETY CONCERNS
Peaceful protests are POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE DUE TO SAFETY CONCERNS. Click here to find other ways you can spread the word and push for a moratorium!
May 30
Native American Burial & Archaeological Sites: Watts Juniata–Susquehanna Confluence
Here at the Juniata–Susquehanna confluence, we have a well-documented and rich Native American cultural landscape with burial mounds, village sites, trails, camps, and artifact finds stretching across Duncan’s Island, Clemson Island, New Buffalo, and the surrounding river corridor within Watts Township.
May 27
Pennsylvania Bulletin is one of the most important tools you have to track and challenge projects such as the proposed MRP Industrial / Susquehanna Crossings development in Watts Township.
The Watts Township, MRP Industrial project appeared on permit-notice lists for industrial facilities, pointing residents back to the Pennsylvania Bulletin for details.
May 22
Preserve Watts Township Perry County - Stop Data Center Development - Group Information
Watts Township, Perry County, PA, is facing an unprecedented challenge. Residents here are under siege by an out-of-state developer, MRP Industrial, who has submitted plans for a large industrial data center complex. This development threatens not only Watts Township, but all of Perry County, and impacts one of the most historical and ecologically significant locations in Pennsylvania.
May 21
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